Choose the right Nordkapp heater for your use

For most campervans travelling in Southern and Central Europe, 2 kW is the recommended starting point, including many full-size Ducato, Boxer, Jumper and Sprinter conversions. Choose 5 kW for regular cold-weather use and consider 8 kW for large spaces or demanding Nordic and Lapland winter conditions.

Yes. Every Nordkapp heater works directly from its physical control panel. You can start, stop and adjust the heater without Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a mobile network, a phone or an app. Wireless control is an optional additional way to operate it.

Bluetooth is intended for local control near the heater. A Wi-Fi + Bluetooth model can be controlled from anywhere when the heater remains connected to an internet-enabled Wi-Fi network. GSM 4G provides remote control through the mobile network and requires an active compatible SIM card and mobile coverage.

Choose Air for fixed warm-air heating in vehicles and boats. Cube is the easier all-in-one choice for garages, workshops and cabins. Aqua heats a liquid coolant circuit and is recommended primarily for engine preheating rather than direct warm-air heating.

Normal Altitude is designed for use from sea level to 2,500 metres. High Altitude operates from sea level to 5,500 metres and is the more flexible choice if mountain travel is possible now or later.

Every Nordkapp heater we sell includes the basic installation kit needed for a standard complete installation. Optional accessories may still be useful or required depending on the mounting surface, heater location, airflow layout and preferred control-panel position.

You can install a Nordkapp heater yourself if you are comfortable using basic tools, have practical hands-on skills and follow the installation manual carefully. Fuel, exhaust, combustion-air and electrical connections must be routed and secured correctly, so use professional help whenever you are unsure.

A Nordkapp heater can also be installed by any caravan workshop or vehicle service centre experienced in diesel-heater installations. In addition, our European network includes more than 100 registered Nordkapp installers and service points.

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Yes. A full range of common spare parts for Nordkapp heaters can be ordered from us. When appropriate, you can service the heater yourself with our instructions and step-by-step videos.

Alternatively, you can take the heater to a service point shown on our installer and service map. Always contact the workshop in advance to confirm that it can service your heater and to arrange the work.

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Yes. Nordkapp offers a dedicated 60 mm Air Share Kit T&T for 2 kW heaters and a separate Air Share Kit T&Y for 5 kW and 8 kW heaters. Choose the kit that matches your heater output.

Yes, when the installation is planned correctly and the heater is protected in a suitable external mounting enclosure. The stainless-steel Nordkapp external mount box is available in versions for 2 kW and 5/8 kW heaters and protects the unit from weather and road debris.

ThermoLink is compatible only with Nordkapp Wi-Fi + Bluetooth and Bluetooth Gen 3 heaters. It is not compatible with GSM heaters or older Bluetooth models.

Yes. Approved Nordkapp road-vehicle heater models are engineered and independently laboratory-tested to meet the relevant UN ECE approval requirements: R122 for vehicle heating systems and combustion heaters, and R10 for electromagnetic compatibility. These approvals provide the certification needed for a road-legal vehicle installation in the EU and UK.

Road-legal status applies to the approved heater model as part of a correctly completed installation. The heater must be installed in accordance with its instructions and all applicable national, inspection and vehicle-specific requirements.

A diesel heater is a fuel-burning appliance installed in or on a vehicle. UN ECE R122 sets safety and installation requirements for vehicle heating systems and combustion heaters, while R10 addresses electromagnetic compatibility with the vehicle and its electrical systems.

An uncertified heater or a non-compliant installation can prevent the vehicle installation from being road legal and can also make it unsafe. If a fire, electrical fault or other loss occurs, the insurer may investigate the heater and its installation. Depending on the policy, local law and whether the modification contributed to the loss, missing approval or incorrect installation may result in a reduced or refused insurance payment. Certification is therefore not just paperwork: it supports road-legal compliance, safety and your position with the insurer. Keep the approval documents, installation records and receipts, and notify your insurer when required.

A Nordkapp heater is not simply a generic heater with a different badge. Nordkapp road-vehicle heaters are engineered to meet Europe's strict UN ECE R122 and R10 approval requirements and are independently laboratory-tested for road-legal vehicle installation when fitted correctly.

Nordkapp heaters also use carefully selected, higher-quality components and installation accessories. The exhaust system and silencer are designed for quieter operation, and the complete installation kit includes the highly praised Nordkapp SuperSilent fuel pump, developed to reduce the repetitive ticking noise associated with a conventional diesel-heater dosing pump.

With Nordkapp, the difference is the complete package: verifiable road-legal approvals, tested construction, quieter components, a comprehensive installation kit and support from a specialist heater brand.

Nordkapp is a Finnish heating brand. Our heaters are designed in Finland for Nordic and European winters and engineered to pass Europe's strict UN ECE R122 and R10 type-approval requirements.

Our factory is located in China. We currently stock products in Poland, Germany, Spain, Finland and the United Kingdom, enabling very fast delivery of in-stock heaters across Europe.

We stock products in Poland, Germany, Spain, Finland and the United Kingdom. Orders are shipped from the warehouse that provides the fastest delivery to the customer, and orders placed before 14:00 are normally dispatched on the same day.

Delivery of in-stock products is typically 1-4 business days in many of our closest European markets. Exact estimates depend on the destination: the current country-specific delivery times range from 1-3 business days in Finland, Poland, Spain and the United Kingdom to 5-8 business days for some more distant destinations.

During unusually high demand, special sales events or an inventory discrepancy, an order may be shipped from an alternative warehouse and take a few days longer.

For pre-order heaters, the estimated arrival date at our warehouse is shown on the relevant pre-order product page. These dates are estimates and can be affected by transport providers, weather and other events outside our control.

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